Vibration Testing

Vibration testing is the process of evaluating the performance or degradation of a product, component, system, or structure when subjected to mechanical motion.

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    About Vibration Testing

    Vibration testing is the process of evaluating the performance or degradation of a product, component, system, or structure when subjected to mechanical motion. It is an essential part of quality assurance, performance evaluation, regulatory compliance, quality control, fatigue testing, etc., for numerous products, from circuit boards, electronic components, automotive parts to rocket boosters. The test sample is subjected to controlled sinusoidal, transient, or random vibrations using electromagnetic, electrohydraulic, electrodynamic, or mechanical shakers. Random vibration testing is widely used to simulate real-world conditions for a range of products, including motorcycle components, jet engines, cruise missiles, catalytic converters, etc.

    It is essential to precisely control the amplitude and frequency of vibrations in the testing procedure to replicate operational conditions to predict product failure. To this end, specialty equipment and shakers that can handle a few ounces to thousands of pounds are available to suit the specific product that needs to be tested.

    Testing

    • Sinusoidal Vibration
    • Random Vibration
    • Sine on Random Vibration
    • Combined Temperature and Vibration Testing
    • Shock Response Spectrum Analysis
    • Environmental Stress Screening
    • Resonance Search and Dwell
    • Fixture Testing
    • Shock, Drop, and Tumble
    • Nuclear Seismic Testing
    • Seismic Testing
    • Earthquake Simulation
    • Classic Shock
    • Field Data Acquisition
    • Transportation Vibration
    • Engine Mounted Vibration

    Industries

    • Electronics
    • Military
    • Aerospace
    • Automotive
    • Heavy Machinery
    • Electrical
    • Nuclear

    Vibration Testing Laboratories

    • Element Materials Technology
    • National Technical Systems (NTS)
    • Applied Technical Services (ATS)
    • Intertek Group Plc.
    • Tektronix Inc.

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      FAQ on Vibration Testing

      Where can I do vibration testing of products?

      Our product testing labs regularly provide vibration testing services for a wide range of products and packaged systems to simulate real life service conditions.

      How much does vibration testing cost?

      Single axis vibration testing start from $1130 per 2 hours.

      What is vibration testing?

      Vibration testing is the process of evaluating the performance or degradation of a product, component, system, or structure when subjected to mechanical motion.

      What is vibration testing used for?

      Vibration testing is frequently used for quality assurance, performance evaluation, regulatory compliance, quality control, fatigue testing, etc., for numerous products, from circuit boards, electronic components, automotive parts to rocket boosters.